If you looks outside you can finally see our first snowstorm. Things for today will get a bit interesting depending on the actual track of the system. If the system stays inland then we will see a changeover from snow to sleet and freezing rain, therefore getting less snow. However if the system if off the coast a bit then we have a good chance at some considerable accumulations. Also there will be strong winds associated with this system causing bitter cold wind chills.

Winter Storm Warning is in effect for today


Forecast for 2/14 and 2/15/2007
Wednesday: Snow and freezing rain in the morning. Then additional snow, sleet and freezing rain throughout the afternoon. Snow may be heavy in the morning hours. High of 32. Accumulations between 4-8 inches. Strong winds of 15-20 mph expected.

Wednesday Night: Continued snow, sleet, and freezing rain tapering off after midnight. Additional accumulations of about an inch. Low of 18. Winds will continue to be strong at 20-25 mph.

Thursday: Mostly sunny skies with a slight chance for an afternoon flurry. High of 23. Winds 20-30 mph.

Thursday Night: Partly cloudy with decreasing winds. Low of 10. Winds 10-15 mph.